Jacksonville Repiping

Discolored water, low water pressure, frequent leaks, and visible corrosion are key indicators of failing pipes. Older homes with galvanized or polybutylene pipes are especially vulnerable. A full inspection will confirm whether repiping is the best solution.

Most whole-home repiping jobs can be completed in 3 to 5 days, depending on the size of the house and plumbing layout. We work efficiently to minimize disruption and keep you informed every step of the way. All work is completed to local code and tested before we leave.

We offer both PEX and copper piping, each with its own advantages. PEX is flexible, cost-effective, and resistant to scale and chlorine, while copper is extremely durable and has a long track record of reliability. We’ll help you choose the best material for your home and budget.

In most cases, no. Water may be temporarily shut off during parts of the day, but we work in sections to keep disruption to a minimum. We make sure essential fixtures are back up and running as quickly as possible.

It depends on your policy and the reason for the repipe. Insurance may cover damage caused by burst pipes, but not the cost of replacing old plumbing. We can assist with documentation if a claim is needed.

Yes—old, corroded pipes often restrict flow and reduce water pressure. New pipes restore full flow and ensure consistent pressure at every fixture. It’s one of the most noticeable benefits of repiping.

Yes—if the plumbing system is mostly in good shape, we may recommend replacing only the damaged sections. We’ll evaluate the entire system and give honest recommendations based on what makes the most sense. Our goal is to solve problems effectively and cost-efficiently.

PEX piping typically lasts 40–50 years, while copper can last 50 years or more with proper care. Once repiping is complete, your home’s plumbing will be far more reliable and efficient for decades to come. We also provide guidance on how to maintain it for long-term performance.